GRSE share price Skyrockets 12% on a order update despite stock market crash

Stock Market Today: Garden Reach Shipbuilders or GRSE's share price gained almost during the intraday trade on Thursday despite the stock market crash. The gains in GRSE share price were led by an order win by the company.

GRSE order update

Garden Reach Shipbuilders told exchanges today, May 22, about the company becoming the L1 bidder for the Next Generation Corvettes (NGC) project.

GRSE in an exchange filing said that it attended the commercial negotiation committee (CNC) meeting convened by the Ministry of Defence (MoD) for the opening of commercial bids for the acquisition of eight (08) NCG on May 21, 2025, in New Delhi.

During the meeting, the commercial bids were opened, and GRSE became the lowest bidder (L1) for the construction of NCG for the Indian Navy. The L1 bidder will be awarded five NGC ships at a likely value of more than ₹25,000 crore.

While the order win boosted the investor sentiments, it also negated the impact of an order cancellation from Bangladesh.

GRSE other updates

In another update, GRSE on May 21, 2025, informed the exchanges regarding the cancellation of the contract by the Bangladesh government. 

GRSE on July 1, 2024, had been awarded a contract for the construction of an advanced ocean-going Tug worth $21 million. However, the contract was cancelled by the Government of the People’s Republic of Bangladesh.

GRSE share price movement

GRSE share price opened at ₹2461.25 levels on the BSE on Thursday. At the time of opening GRSE or Garden Reach Shipbuilders share price was lower than previous days closing price of ₹2500.10. The GRSE share price however gained during the morning trades to the intraday highs of ₹2798.4, which meant gains of almost for the GRSE share price. This was on a day when Sensex declined more than 1% during the intraday trades amid the Stock Market Crash

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